CruiseMissile Forum Junior
Topics: 10 Posts: 67
| | 09/28/04 - 06:35 AM  
 
   
 
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I'm planning to take step 1 in a month or so. I've gone through first aid pretty thoroughly, and I've done ten or so sets of 50 questions from NMS board review (6th ed). I've scored about 70% in all, ranging from 52% to 80%. What I plan to do next is finish the next 300 questions in the book, correct my mistakes and identify my weaknesses. Then I will go through those topics somewhat more indepth for a couple of days, do some more first aid to consolidate, and then I will hopefully have a week, ten days or so for Kaplan Qbank (which I haven't registered for yet). I am doing research on the side, so this isn't really full-time studying. Anyone have any input/suggestions regarding this schedule? Thanks in advance!
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| CruiseMissile Forum Junior
Topics: 10 Posts: 67
| | 09/29/04 - 08:26 AM  
 
   
 
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No takers, so I'll update it myself. :-) I scored exactly 70% on the 850 questions, which tells me I'm on the right track. The problem is, I'm scoring about 50% on biochem and microbiology, and I feel that there's definitely room for improvement there. Can anyone recommend any decent resources for anyone who needs a crash course in biochem/micro? Thanks in advance...
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| ally Forum Newbie
Topics: 8 Posts: 19
| | 09/30/04 - 03:51 AM  
 
   
 
|   #3 |
Made Ridiciously Simle Microbiology
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| CruiseMissile Forum Junior
Topics: 10 Posts: 67
| | 09/30/04 - 04:51 PM  
 
   
 
|   #4 |
Ok, thanks - how about biochem?
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| ally Forum Newbie
Topics: 8 Posts: 19
| | 10/02/04 - 09:50 AM  
 
   
 
|   #5 |
Lippincot is good but maybe to big.I heard that Kaplan bioch book is giid.
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| monica76 Forum Senior
Topics: 13 Posts: 151
| | 10/07/04 - 06:41 PM  
 
   
 
|   #6 |
yup kaplan note sare good... cover the needful best of luck when r u appearing?
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